Education Sector Research Highlights

Interview

Saeed Hamad Al Rubaie, Vice-Chancellor, University of Technology and Applied Sciences: Interview
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Interview: Saeed Hamad Al Rubaie Which strategies can Oman’s higher education institutions adopt to foster innovation and entrepreneurship among students? SAEED HAMAD AL RUBAIE: Higher education institutions must continuously evolve to meet the needs of an increasingly dynamic economy. The emphasis that Oman Vision 2040 places on economic diversification calls for an education system that nurtures…

Analysis

Oman's education sector targets digitalisation
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Oman’s government has long been working to decrease the skills gap between basic and higher education and the labour market, which still persists. Across the MENA region, recent graduates encounter market entry dynamics that reflect evolving workforce requirements and a diverse talent pool that includes experienced international professionals. UNICEF Oman estimates that around 20% of youths in the…

Analysis

Higher learning institutes utilise metaverse
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In a bid to expand access, education is increasingly exploring the possibilities of the metaverse and extended-reality (XR) approaches. The former comprises a range of technologies that immerse users in a virtual environment. It denotes a 3D medium that combines virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) into a new digital realm, sometimes known as XR. These environments are accessed through VR…

Overview

Technology and workforce development key education goals in Oman
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There has been a significant transformation in Oman’s education and health sectors in recent decades, supported by long-term development strategies and actionable mid-term plans. The government has experienced success in closing the labour market skills gap and encouraging the Omanisation of the workforce. Key indicators, such as literacy and life expectancy rates, have risen considerably in recent…

Chapter

The Report: Oman 2025: Education & Health
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Oman’s education and health sectors have undergone significant transformation in recent decades, driven by long-term development strategies and effective mid-term plans. The government has made progress in addressing the labour market skills gap through the promotion of the Omanisation of the workforce. Key indicators, such as literacy and life expectancy rates, have improved due to increased investment…

Country Report

The Report: Oman 2025
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Oman is actively diversifying its economy as part of its Oman Vision 2040 strategy, reducing its reliance on hydrocarbons by expanding sectors like agriculture, fisheries, manufacturing, and banking. The government’s focus on sustainable development is driving growth, particularly through strategic reforms, infrastructure projects and investment in renewable energy...

Analysis

Higher educational institutions adopt the metaverse
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Analysis

How Ajman is transforming education with tech-driven learning
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Ajman’s educational landscape has undergone an evolution in recent years, with a strong emphasis on aligning academic frameworks with the emirate’s long-term economic goals and aspirations. As a member of UNESCO’s Global Network of Learning Cities, Ajman has focused on integrating technological advancement into education, ensuring that students are equipped with the skills necessary for success…

Overview

How Ajman is leveraging education to build a future-ready workforce
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Ajman has invested heavily in its education sector, which is largely shaped by the aims of the local and national strategic development plans Ajman Vision 2030 and We the UAE 2031 Vision. The government aims to develop a knowledge-based society to drive economic diversification. Education reform has focused on creating a system and curricula that foster student skills development in line with UAE labour…

Country Report

The Report: Ajman 2025
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Ajman has emerged as a strategic centre for non-oil economic growth, leveraging its free zones, infrastructure investments and cultural heritage. The emirate’s GDP reached Dh36bn ($9.8bn) in 2023, with key contributions from manufacturing, construction and trade. Ajman Vision 2030 outlines a roadmap for sustainable, inclusive development, prioritising smart governance, environmental protection,

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